Talk to your agent.
A little context. A useful conversation.
Build with your instructions, knowledge, and tools.
Start a conversation. Connect through an API. Make it your own.
A little context. A useful conversation.
Your files, retrieved when they matter.
Connect accounts. Choose its actions.
The same published agent, knowledge, and tools—in your workspace and in your product. Continue a conversation with its ID. Keep access scoped with revocable API keys.
# Call your published agent from your server
curl https://app.agnosticagents.com/api/v1/agents/AGENT_ID/messages \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $AGENT_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"message": "Help me plan our next launch.",
"conversationId": "YOUR_CONVERSATION_UUID",
"requestId": "YOUR_REQUEST_UUID"
}'Give your agents a place on the team.
Connect integrations or define a custom API tool. Choose the actions and inputs each agent can use, and revoke access when you need to.



+ APIBuild repeatable workflows with triggers, connected actions, and AI steps. Keep the conversation for the things that need your attention.
Give support, operations, and marketing their own workspaces. Keep their agents and integrations separate, with allowances shared across your account.
No. Create agents, add knowledge, and start conversations in the app. Connecting an agent to your own product requires a server-side API integration.
Upload PDF, DOCX, TXT, or Markdown files and add reference notes. Documents are indexed for retrieval, so your agent can use relevant passages when answering.
You choose the connected actions, fixed destinations, and input fields the agent can use. Actions that change external data require the workspace owner’s permission. The same grants apply in chat and through the API.
AI and estimated execution consumption count toward your account’s credits. Allowances are shared across workspaces you own. Token and spending safeguards also apply. Start on Free; paid checkout is currently disabled during beta.
Yes. Use the same conversation ID with the same authorized caller. Both interfaces use the shared execution service and stored history. An API key acts as its owner; it does not expose other users’ private conversations.
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